About Luceo
Luceo is an online magazine of dubious credibility published once monthly. Sometimes we don’t have all the articles ready on time so, unlike a real magazine, it goes out in parts.
Unlike other sites, Luceo has a substantial about section with each writer contributing many articles and other pages/images of personal interest.
Also, Luceo Magazine offers advice to anyone for the asking. If you have problems with anything in your life, ask us. You can use the form at the bottom of the page (you can also use it for any other comments) or email advice@luceo.net. We promise a quick response that will very likely be good advice but we can not guarantee such things.
Whenever you read something written in first person (I, me) that is not in an article, it refers to me (see, just like that), Kirk.
Also, you can see pictures of three of us on the Staff Photos page.
About the name
It’s pronounced loo kay oh. It is Latin and it forms from the infinitive lucere, which means “to shine” or “to burn” and is intended as an allusion to brightness, in the sense of intelligence. Luceo itself is first person singular—it means “I shine.” Perhaps lucemus (“we shine”), or even the aforementioned infinitive would have been better. All I can say is that two years passed between the naming of this site and my first course in Latin.
Editor-in-Chief
Staff Writers
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Aimee
Brian
Jennifer
Jonathan
Emily
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